texts: <mask> was a Scottish courtier and poet who was involved in the Scottish colonisation of Charles Fort, later Port-Royal, Nova Scotia in 1629 and Long Island, New York. His works include The Monarchick Tragedies and Aurora. <mask> was the son of Alexander of Menstrie and the daughter of Allan Couttie. He was born at Menstrie Castle. The family claimed to be descended from Somerled, Lord of the Isles. <mask>'s father died in 1580 and his great-uncle James took care of him until he was old enough to go to school. There is a tradition that he was a student at the University of Glasgow, according to his friend the poet <mask> of Hawthornden.<mask> was a tutor to the <mask> of Argyll and accompanied him on his travels in France, Spain and Italy. One of the Balgonie family had a daughter named Janet who was married to <mask> before 1604. After Prince Charles became Charles I of England in 1625, he continued to be introduced by Argyll at court. After his father-in-law's death, half the pension was shared by <mask> and his father-in-law. <mask> was knighted by James in 1609, after he helped King James I and VI prepare the metrical version of "The Psalms of King David", which was published by authority of Charles I. Alexander had an intimate relationship with the poet <mask> after their 1614 meeting at Menstrie Castle, where Alexander was on one of his short annual visits. He became a member of the Scottish Privy Council in 1615.Alexander was a member of Mary's Chapel Lodge in Edinburgh. In 1621, King James I granted <mask> a royal charter appointing him mayor of a vast territory which was enlarged into a lordship and barony of Nova Scotia. The creation of Baronets of Nova Scotia was used to settle the plantation of the new province, which was later increased to include much of Canada. The Secretary of State for Scotland was held by <mask> for the rest of his life. In monetary terms, Lord <mask>'s efforts at colonisation were less successful as his recruitment efforts made unrealistic promises about the new territory and were offered on meager terms. He established a Scottish settlement in Nova Scotia with his son <mask>. When the region was returned to France in 1632, it was lost, costing him most of his fortune.Despite the support of the royal family, he was unable to get compensation from the treasury. He had limited means in his later years. Alexander's settlement provided the basis for Scottish claims to Nova Scotia, and his baronets provided the coat of arms of Nova Scotia, which are still in use today. King Charles rewarded his service by creating Lord Alexander of Tullibody. Charles became Earl of Dovan in 1639, three years after he was crowned in Holyrood. On April 22, 1636, Charles told thePlymouth Colony that he wanted to give Long Island to Alexander. Alexander sold most of the eastern island to the New Haven Colony and Connecticut Colony through his agent James Farret.Farret was arrested and imprisoned in Holland after arriving in New Amsterdam in 1637 to present his claim of English sovereignty. The English were arrested by the Dutch after Penhawitz said they were mistaken about the title of Cow Bay, which is now Port Washington, New York. The western part of Long Island remained under Dutch rule until 1674. Alexander died in London in February of 1640 and was succeeded by his grandson <mask>. Henry Alexander was the second son of <mask>, the 1st Earl. Alexander was one of the most highly regarded Scottish poets of the early 17th century and he was praised by many people. Aurora, Alexander's earliest work, was described on its title-page as 'the first fancies of the author's youth' and is a late addition to the Elizabethan Petrarchan sonnets.Croesus, The Alexandrean, and Julius Caesar were published together as The Monarchick Tragedies. According to Daniel Cadman, Alexander makes a point about the value of republican forms of government in these plays. Alexander wrote an epic poem about the end of the world. The collection edition of Alexander's work was published in London in 1637. The poem begins with a synopsis of world history in the First 'Hour', then provides long catalogues of the creatures, battle dead, pagans, monarchs, sinners, biblical characters and, finally, members of the heavenly host. Alexander's method was indebted to the French Protestant poet Guillaume de Salluste Du Bartas. Alexander collaborated with James VI and I on a new paraphrase of the Psalms, composed a continuation to Philip Sidney's Arcadia that links the end of Book 3 in Sidney's incomplete revised version to the ending in the 1593 text, and also wrote down his thoughts on poetry in AnacrisisAfter a great Travel both of Body and of Mind, which (since not voluntary but imposed upon me) was the more painful, by retiring for a Time where I was born, was the most dainty Kind of Pleasure for me. The phrase'recreate myself with the Muses' reappeared in the title of the collected edition of his works. The Canadian Coast Guard named their vessel after Sir <mask>. The Poetical Works of Sir <mask> was written by the Earl of Stirling. 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Thomas McGrail, Sir <mask>, First Earl of Stirling: A Biographical Study was published in 1940. <mask> was the 1st Earl of Stirling. The photos of the monument are from 1560s births and 1640 deaths of Earls in the Peerage of Scotland.

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texts: <mask>-<mask> was a Persian theologian, philosopher, jurist, and poet who was considered to have been one of the leading scholars in late 15th-century Iran. A native of the town of Davan in the southern Iranian region of Fars, <mask>lu governor of Fars, and accompanied his father in his battle against Uzun Hasan. Davani was appointed as qadi (chief judge) of Fars by Uzun Hasan's son and successor, Ya'qub. The Ottoman sultan Bayezid II and the rulers of India were some of the people <mask> was in contact with outside of Iran. He became rich because of the constant flow of gifts from his patrons. In 1498 or 1499, the ruler of Fars, Qasim-Bay Purnak, took all of his belongings.He spent a lot of his time in small cities south of Shiraz. He was buried in his hometown after he died. The capital city of the southern Iranian region of Fars, which was then under Timurid rule, was the town of Davan. He was the son of Sa'd al-Din As'ad, the chief judge of the district of Kazarun. His family claimed descent from the first caliph Abu Bakr, and thus he was known as Davani. When he left for Shiraz to continue his education, he studied under a number of people, including Safi al-Din Ijil. The attention of students far away was drawn to him because he stood out amongst his peers.His first work was a commentary on Tafsir al-Baydawi of the Persian scholar Qadi Baydawi. The Timurid ruler of Persian Iraq and the Fars, Sultan Muhammad, died in 1441. His reputation as a religious scholar had already been established by the time he reached his thirties. He was the sadr of religious affairs for a short time, but resigned soon after. It is not known why he resigned from his post, but he retained a close relationship with the sultan's father. The battle against Uzun Hasan took place in the field of Mush on 10 or 11 November 1467. Jahan Shah was killed when his forces were defeated.<mask> lost some of his books when he fled to the city of Tabriz in the northwestern Iranian region of Azerbaijan. The Shawakil al-hur fi sharh Hayakil al-nur is a commentary on the Hayakil al-Nur written by the 12th-century Persian philosopher Suhrawardi. The commentary is dedicated to Muhammad Shah III Lashkari, the Persian vizier of the Bahmanid sultan of the Deccan. The mudarris of the Begum Madrasa became known as Dar al-Aytam after <mask> returned to Shiraz. He established a relationship with Uzun Hasan's son Sultan Khalil, who was in charge of Fars. Davani dedicated ethical work Lawami' al-ishraq fi makarim al-akhlaq to Uzun Hasan and Khalil. He described Uzun Hasan as the shadow of God, the caliph of God, and the deputy of the Prophet.A military parade took place at the ruins of the ancient Achaemenid city of Persepolis. He associated the mythical Iranian king Jamshid with Solomon, a common association in Iranian literary traditions. An explanation of Ali Qushji's commentary on the Tajrid al-i'itiqad, written by the 13th-century Persian scholar Nasir al-Din T, was dedicated to Khalil during his brief rule in 1478. <mask> was appointed the qadi of Fars after his brother Ya'qub succeeded him. Davani accepted Ya'qub's invitation to the court. Their relations deteriorated due to the later centralization reforms of Ya'qub. <mask> and Abu-Yazid al-<mask> sent letters to the vizier of Ya'qub to protest the reforms.Most of <mask>'s work was dedicated to figures outside of Iran during Ya'qub's reign. Mu'ayyadzade was a close friend of the Ottoman sultan Bayezid II and studied under him in Shiraz. <mask> established a network with Bayezid II through Mu'ayyadzade. The Sharh al-Ruba'iyyat, Risalat Ithbat al-wajib al-qadima, and al-Hashiya al-jadida were all dedicated to the latter. Bayezid II gave <mask> 500 florins as a thank you for his Risalat Ithbat al-wajib al-qadima. The Ottoman Ulama praised his work. The sultan of the Gujarat Sultanate, Mahmud Begada, was rewarded 1000 dirhams for dedicating Unmudhaj al-ulum and Tahqiq-i adalat to him.He became rich because of the constant flow of gifts from his patrons. In 1498 or 1499, the ruler of Fars, Qasim-Bay Purnak, took all of his belongings. He spent a lot of his time in small cities south of Shiraz. According to some sources, <mask> was going to accept the invitation of the Samma sultan and leave for India. Mir Shams al-Din Muhammad al-Jurjani, a great-grandson of the prominent al-Sharif al-Jurjani, and Mir Mu'in al-Din were already present at Nizam al-Din'. Jirun is an island in the Persian Gulf. He completed his Risalat Ithbat al-wajib al-qadima and Diwan-i Mazalim in the city of Lar.The messianic claims of the king of Tabriz, who captured the Aq Qoyunlu capital in 1501, were disapproved by Davani. It is assumed that <mask>'s work was written during this time in order to appease the Shia Safavids. <mask> died in the month of October or November in 1502. He was buried in his hometown of Davan. In 1504 the Sunni clerics who were unwilling to convert to Shi'ism were executed. One of the leading scholars in late 15th-century Iran was <mask>. John E. Woods calls him the "ideological mainstay of the Aq Qoyunlu Empire in Uzun Hasan's time."Several prominent figures were studied, such as Qadi Husayn Maybudi, qadi of Yazd, and Jamal al-Din Hosayn Mohammad Astarabadi. References include Islamic philosophers Quranic exegesis scholars Sunni imams and Medieval Persian philosophers.

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texts: The German High Command had a member named <mask>. He was forced to resign as Commander-in-Chief of the German Army after being accused of being homosexual. His ousting was a major step in Hitler's control of the armed forces. <mask> was recalled as Colonel-in-chief of the 12th infantry after the outbreak of World War II. He died early in the war. <mask> was born in the Rhine Province of the German Empire. He joined the army at the age of 18 and moved to the academy in 1901.He served in the German General Staff during World War I. <mask> hoped that General <mask> Seeckt would carry out a putsch to establish a military dictatorship and wrote a letter to where he expressed his hatred of democracy. <mask> believed that Germany was being ruined by the propaganda of the Jewish papers and was opposed to seeing another black, red and gold Chancellor. <mask> had a list of all the people he hated, including Ebert, Jews, democrats, black, red, and gold, and the French. There may be small differences, but in the end they are all the same. We can't trust anyone else. German men have trustworthyness, truth, and love.Prostata, prsterchen. The German historian Wolfram Wette wrote that <mask> had come close to high treason with his letter, as he had taken the Reichswehreid oath to defend democracy, and in calling for a putsch to destroy the democracy that <mask> had pledged to defend. <mask> was heavily involved in the secret German rearmament of the 1920s in which Germany sought to evade the terms of Part V of the Treaty of Versailles, which had disarmed it by limiting its army to 100,000 soldiers and forbidding it to have aircraft or tanks. <mask>, who worked with the Soviet Union with the secret rearmament, had an extreme hatred for Poland and favored a pro-Soviet foreign policy. <mask> began work on the plan for the invasion of Poland in 1939. He was promoted to major-general in 1932 by <mask> Schleicher, who thought he was a promising young officer. <mask> and <mask> were assigned the duty of carrying out the coup that saw the Reichswehr oust the German Social Democratic Party government of Prussia.After the Nazis came to power in 1933, <mask> was a strong supporter of the new regime, which he believed would be a force for the good. <mask> supported the Nazi regime because he was a member of a group of hardened anti-Semitics in the officer corps. General <mask> Hammerstein-Equord was promoted to Chief of the Army Command on February 1, 1934. Hitler saw him as a supporter of his regime and the Defence Minister valued Fritsch for his professionalism. In February 1934, when Blomberg ordered that all soldiers who might be considered Jewish by having at least a Jewish parent or grandparent who converted, be given dishonorable discharges, <mask> made no objection and carried out the order. According to William Shirer in The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, <mask> played a pivotal role when he objected to Hitler's initial proposal to the army that he succeed ailing President <mask> upon his death. Fritsch betrayed the officer corps by agreeing to that demand after consulting with his generals.On December 31, 1934, <mask> said that any officer who married a Jewish woman would be thrown out. In late 1934 or early 1935, <mask> and Blomberg succeeded in persuading Hitler to rehabilitate the name of General <mask> Schleicher, who had been assassinated by the Nazis during the Night of the Long Knives, by claiming that they could not stand the press attacks portraying him as a traitor The new title of Commander-in-Chief of the Army was given to <mask> in June 1935 after a reorganization of the armed forces. Fritsch was against attempts to create rivals to the army. <mask> made sarcastic remarks about the Nazis at a parade in Saarbrcken. He was worried that Hitler would cause a war with the Soviet Union and that he supported the Weimar Republic's liaison with Moscow. Wette wrote that General <mask> affirmed the National Socialist state and he accepted Hitler as a dictator.One may doubt whether <mask>'s anti-Semitism reflected political naveté, given this compatibility of outlook. <mask> was promoted to colonel general when Blomberg was promoted to field marshal. He was given the rank and authority of a Reichsminister but without the formal title. On January 30, 1937, to mark the fourth anniversary of the Nazi regime, Hitler personally presented the Golden Party Badge to the remaining non-Nazi members of the cabinet and military service heads. Hitler announced that he wanted to go to war as early as 1938 while <mask> was at the conference. He was critical of that demand as he knew the army wasn't ready. He threatened to resign his command.The resignation of Blomberg inspired Himmler and Gring to accuse the unmarried <mask> of engaging in homosexual activity. <mask> preferred to concentrate on his army career and had never been a womaniser. On February 4, 1938, he was forced to resign. <mask> recommended Walther <mask> for the post. Hitler was able to take advantage of the situation by replacing several generals and ministers with Nazi loyalists. The honour court of officers examined the Blomberg–Fritsch Affair, even though it was presided over by Gring. Hitler, Gring and Himmler were silenced by the annexation of Austria into Greater Germany.The damage to <mask>'s name was done after he was acquitted. <mask> tried to challenge Himmler to a battle. <mask> practiced his pistol skills in his free time while he was an officer without a command. General Rundstedt convinced <mask> to abandon the idea after he gave the letter to him. It is unlikely that the encounter could have come about, as Hitler had forbidden highly placed party members, such as Himmler, from dueling. <mask> remained loyal to the Nazi regime even though he was accused of being involved in a Jewish conspiracy to ruin the Reich. After the Kristallnacht pogrom of November 1938, <mask> wrote in a letter to a friend, "Of course the battle with international Jewry has now officially begun, and as a natural consequence that will lead to war with England and the United States, the political bastion."<mask> wrote a letter to Baroness <mask>-Milchling on December 11, 1938, in which he said it was strange that so many people were concerned about the future. I came to the conclusion after the war that we have to win three battles in order for Germany to be powerful again. The battle is against the working class. The Catholic Church and Ultramontanism have been won by Hitler, and the one against the Jews is the most difficult. <mask> told <mask> that Hitler was Germany's destiny and nothing could be done to change it. Before the outbreak of World War II, <mask>rst said "please leave it", lost consciousness and died before I took off his braces. It took one minute for gunshot and death to occur. <mask> was the second German general to be killed in combat in World War II, and the first to be a leader of the Nazis. <mask> was the second general to be killed in action. The official verdict was that he wanted to die.According to the Chief of German High Command, the widespread rumour that <mask> was so embittered that he had deliberately sought death in action is false. <mask> received a state funeral in Berlin. William Shirer wrote about the event in his diary. General <mask> was buried this morning. One of the dreariest days I can remember in Berlin was when it rained. Hitler, Ribbentrop, and Himmler all returned to Berlin from the front this afternoon. The "Freiherr von Fritsch Kaserne" (barracks) in Darmstadt was named after him despite the controversy that had been associated with him.When the United States Army occupied Darmstadt in 1945, the facilities were combined. The Kaserne was returned to German control in 2008. Hitler and his generals: the hidden crisis, January– June 1938, 78 pp– 215, is a standard scholarly monograph. Anthony wrote The Devil's Disciples: The Lives and Times of Hitler's Inner Circle. The German Army in Politics 1918–1945 is a book by Wheeler-Bennett and Sir John. There is a secret German manual from 1937. In 1937, the Oberbefehlshaber des Heeres 4.Abt. Gen St d H is a priest. Military personnel from Dsseldorf Commanders in chief died by firearm in Poland.

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texts: <mask> was an American serial killer who is believed to have murdered at least twenty-one teenage boys and young men in a series of killings committed between 1982 and 1984 in the Midwestern States. <mask> was sentenced to death for the 1984 kidnapping and murder of 16-year-old Daniel Bridges and later confessed to the 1982 murder of Steven Agan. <mask> died of AIDS-related problems while on death row. He confessed to the murders of twenty more young men and boys to his defense attorney, but denied that he was responsible for the murder of Daniel Bridges. Zellner posthumously released <mask>'s confession after the formal announcement of his death. <mask> was known as the "Interstate Killer" and the "Highway Killer" due to the fact that many of his confirmed and alleged victims were discovered in locations close to or accessible via the interstate highway system. The youngest of four children to be born to <mask> was born on December 21, 1952, in Crawfordsville, Indiana.His father was an alcoholic who abused his wife and children. When <mask>'s parents separated when he was two years old, he and his sister were placed in the care of babysitters, foster families, or simply left in the care of their two older siblings. When <mask> and his sister were in the care of foster families, their mother would frequently visit her two youngest children, and <mask> would claim these separations and reunions brought the family closer. <mask> was a student at St. Joseph School. Although tall for his age and active in sporting activities, he was frequently targeted by bullies due to his being from a poor family and his parents' divorce, leading to his sister, Theresa, confronting her brother's tormentors. <mask> was viewed as a quiet and likable student by his teachers. In 1957, <mask>'s mother got married again.The couple divorced after one year of marriage. His mother married for the third time in 1960. She married for the fourth time. <mask>'s family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch At the age of ten, <mask>'s mother placed him in a home for unruly boys due to his stubbornness and erratic behavior. Within weeks, he persuaded his mother to allow him to return home, promising to improve his behavior. <mask> went to a child guidance clinic for a psychological evaluation.<mask> was found to be of average intelligence despite his severe fear of separation and abandonment. <mask> was recommended to be placed in a Catholic boys' home in Fort Wayne because of his home life fears. After six months at this residence, <mask> returned to his mother's care. <mask> discovered he was homosexual when he reached puberty. He struggled with self-hatred regarding his sexual orientation, but he was open about his sexuality only to his family. He occasionally dated girls, but none of these relationships became physical. <mask> told some close acquaintances how he struggled to accept his sexuality, having been somewhat religious since childhood.<mask> failed to graduate from high school because of his lackadaisical attitude towards education. After graduating from college, <mask> got a job as a private security guard. He was working in this job for six months before he lost his job and moved to a shoe store. While in this job, <mask> became familiar with Indianapolis's gay community, frequenting gay bars and engaging in casual liaisons with men. Many people believed <mask> was imagining his partner was female when he averted his eyes from his partner during intercourse. <mask> was well known within the gay community of Indianapolis, particularly among those with a leather fetish. Several acquaintances within this community described <mask> as a good-looking, laid-back guy who was close to his mother and sister, although others who had engaged in sexual activity with him described him as an individual with a sadistic streak and violent temper.Although he had never served in the military, <mask> was fond of wearing Marine Corps T-shirts. He lived in Terre Haute with a library science professor named Robert David Little, whom he first met in 1974 while studying at the Indiana State University. The relationship between the two men was platonic, with <mask> viewing Little as something of a father figure. <mask> frequently brought young men to Little's home to engage in sex with the two because Little, a socially awkward, taciturn and unattractive individual, typically struggled to form friendships or obtain sexual partners during these excursions. On August 3, 1978, <mask> picked up a 19-year-old man named Craig Long and attempted to murder him. After <mask> propositioned the youth, Long tried to leave the vehicle. As Long stated, "I don't have any money," <mask> pressed a knife against the youth's chest."It's not your money I want," <mask> said as he drove towards the field. I'm not after your money. <mask> handcuffed the youth, bound his ankle and ordered him to climb into the back of the pickup. As <mask> undressed, Long shouted "You queer!" as he fled from the pickup. <mask> stabbed the youth in the chest. Long was lying on the ground. The people at the house summoned paramedics after he stumbled to them.Shortly thereafter, <mask> drove to the house as Long received first aid and offered the handcuff key to a sheriff's deputy, claiming he had stabbed the young man accidentally. He was taken into custody after being arrested. A hunting knife, a metal-tipped whip, a butcher knife, a further set of handcuffs, tear gas, and a sword were recovered during a search of his vehicle. <mask> agreed to plead guilty to the battery charge. Friends raised the $10,000 bond set by the judge. He was released on bail. Robert Little gave <mask>'s lawyers a check for $2,500 in return for <mask> agreeing not to press charges.<mask> changed his plea to not guilty after Long accepted the offer. He was fined $43 in court costs after being acquitted. In August 1981 <mask> formed a long-term relationship with a married man named John Dobrovolskis. The Dobrovolskis family lived on North Greenview Avenue in Chicago. Sally was tolerant of her husband's sexual orientation and the fact that his lover paid a third of the rent. Both <mask> and Dobrovolskis had a penchant for sado-masochism, and their sexual activity frequently involved <mask> binding his partner to devices before proceeding to beat and lashes him as he cursed at Dobrovolskis. Both <mask> and Dobrovolskis considered their relationship to be a permanent one.<mask> constantly sought assurance that he was the only man in his lover's life, and the two were known to have frequently argued over <mask>'s accusations of his lover's infidelity. <mask> never retaliated in these physical altercations. Robert Little resented the fact he was in a long-term relationship with <mask> and made no secret of his dislike of Dobrovolskis. <mask> worked as a liquor store clerk in Greencastle, Indiana on Saturdays, even though he mostly worked as a house painter in Illinois. He lived rent free at Robert Little's Terre Haute residence on weekends. There were at least twenty-one murders and one attempted murder committed by <mask> between 1982 and 1984. All of his murders involved the restraining of his victim, and several victims were subjected to varying degrees of sado-masochism before being stabbed and/or slashed to death, with the majority of the wounds being inflicted to the victim's chest and abdomen.His victims were often given alcohol and sedatives before they were killed. Several victims were disemboweled after death, and <mask> is known to have dismembered the bodies of four of his victims. His victims were often dumped in fields close to major highways with their pants, underwear, and shirts all missing from the crime scene. On October 12, 1982, <mask> lured a 21-year-old named Craig Townsend into his vehicle in Crown Point, Indiana. Although drugged, extensively beaten and later abandoned naked and comatose in a rural field, the young man survived this assault. On October 23, <mask> murdered a 19-year-old named Steven. Twelve hours after his murder, his body was found in a cornfield.An autopsy showed that Crockett had been beaten and stabbed to death. On October 30, a man named Edgar Underkofler went missing from Illinois. His body was found in a field in Illinois in 1983. <mask> murdered a barman named John Johnson. His body was found one month later. <mask> kidnapped a 19-year-old man named William Lewis from a location close to Vincennes, Indiana. He was buried in a field after he was stabbed to death.Steven Agan was kidnapped on December 19 in Terre Haute. His body was found in the woods by Indiana State Road 63. An examination of the outbuilding of an abandoned farm close to where Agan's body had been discovered revealed traces of human flesh upon the walls in areas where plaster had been damaged, leading investigators to speculate Agan had been suspended against the walls of this property as his murderer had inflicted the The autopsy report stated that Agan's abdomen, chest, and throat had been cut. Immediately after concluding Agan's autopsy, Pless conducted the autopsy on the body of a 21-year-old named John Roach, whose body was found close to I 70 in Putnam County. Pless noted that the injuries inflicted upon Roach and Agan were similar, with multiple stab wounds to the victim's abdomen, upper chest and throat. On December 30, a Yale University graduate named David Block vanished from the suburb of Highland Park after telling his family he was going to visit a friend in the nearby city of Highwood.He was found dead in a field south of Illinois Route 173 on May 7, 1984. On January 24, 1983, <mask> killed a 16-year-old boy in Lake County. His body was not found until April 15 after he was stabbed to death. Between the ages of 17 and 29 <mask> is believed to have killed at least five people. The body of a man was found in a field near Indiana State Road 39 on May 9. His murder was linked to other victims by the wounds inflicted on him. He had suffered knife wounds to his neck, back, and abdomen, with one of the wounds causing sections of his small intestine to protrude through his abdomen.There were marks on his wrists and ankles, as well as marks on his jeans. There were no signs of a sexual assault on McNeive's body. <mask> murdered a man named Richard Bruce nine days later. His body was undiscovered until December 5, after he was thrown from a bridge. The sudden increase in the number of disappearances and murders of young males within Indiana and Illinois may have been the work of a single culprit by early 1983, according to many advocates within Indiana's gay community. Although police had routinely raided gay bars and bookstores in addition to continually filming patrons of these premises in their efforts to identify the movements of suspects, that month, a gay newspaper, The Works, in their own efforts to assist police, created an anonymous telephone hotline and published an article speculating as to Members of the gay community and the family of a murder victim helped the editors of this magazine offer a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer.By the spring of 1983, police in Indiana had linked several murders of young males to the same person. The Indiana State Police conducted a meeting with detectives from each of the four states where bodies of young males were found with wounds suggesting the same person had killed them. The conclusion of this meeting was that the same individual had murdered in each jurisdiction, and that all involved in the investigation should form a unified task force dedicated to the apprehension of the suspect. The four separate murder investigations within Indiana were amalgamated into one, with investigators agreeing that this task force would comprise two detectives from the state police, two from the Indianapolis police, and two from each county involved in the manhunt. Lieutenant Jerry Campbell of the Indianapolis police commanded the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team. The information was entered into the statewide police system. On the first day of the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team's existence, the task force contacted the FBI's National Crime Information Center, describing the method of murder and body disposal of the offenders they were seeking and requesting police forces who had discovered young male murder victims.The task force was contacted by investigators in Kentucky who said that a 29-year-old man named Jay Reynolds had been found stabbed to death in Madison County on March 22, and that his body had likely been transported to the site of his discovery. The body of an 18-year-old African-American teenager named Jimmie Roberts was found with thirty-five stab wounds to his body in Thorn Creek on May 9, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The Highway Murderer was linked to the deaths of both victims. On June 6, a former lover of <mask>'s named Thomas Henderson phoned the investigation team's confidential hotline to voice his suspicions <mask> may be the killer they were seeking; he explained that his former lover had been charged with "some sort of stabbing" of a young hitchhiker <mask> lived in Terre Haute with an older male at weekends and worked in a liquor store in Greencastle on Saturdays. In May 1982, <mask> drugged a 14-year-old boy and left him in the woods near Greencastle. The reason <mask> gave the boy the pills was to test the effectiveness of the sedative, investigators theorize.After conducting a background check on <mask>, investigators discovered that he had been arrested in 1978 for attempting to sexually assault a teenager who he had stabbed and left for dead. The handcuffing of the youth's wrists and binding of his ankles were similar to those used by the Highway Murderer. <mask> traveled between Indianapolis and Chicago frequently. This information was enough to keep an informal track of <mask>'s location, but not to put him under constant watch. At the request of the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team, the FBI created a psychological profile of the unknown killer, who they believed to be a white male in his late twenties or early thirties who worked in a menial profession and who presented a rough exterior. The individual would project a macho image and seek the company and approval of other masculine males in order to feel a sense of belonging; as such, this individual would frequent "redneck bars" and be something of a night owl, yet live on the edge of homosexual panic. Because of this fear, he may express hatred of homosexuals to mask his sexual attraction to them.The FBI predicted that the murderer would symbolically erase the act by covering his victim with leaves or soil, and that he likely had a middle-aged, middle-class, and markedly more intelligent partner in several of his initial homicides. As many victims had been athletic and strong, this profile predicted that the offenders would be strong. The presence of deep welt marks on the wrists of many victims suggested that they had struggled to resist being bound and handcuffed. The partially clad body of a Hispanic man was found in a field two miles from the city of Paxton in Ford County, Illinois. The victim had been stabbed multiple times in the abdomen and died on June 27. On August 31, a tree-trimming crew discovered a body in a field close to the tollway. The bodies of two other young men who had been stabbed to death were found close to this one.The victim was a man. He had been stabbed seventeen times with a butcher or hunting knife, causing sections of his small intestine to protrude through his body. In early September, a Chicago-based reporter forWLS-TV named Gera-Lindrik noted similarities between the August 31 murder of Calise and the two earlier deaths of young males within Lake County. Kolarik was familiar with the murders of young males in Indiana who had their throats slashed and speculated that the murderer had begun to kill and dispose of his victims' bodies in Lake County. Kolarik discovered that two more young male murder victims who had lived in or disappeared from Uptown in 1982 had also been discovered with multiple stab wounds to their body and their trousers and underwear pulled down to their ankles in Kankakee County, Illinois. The senior task force representatives in Crown Point convened investigators from all of the states where these additional bodies had been found to discuss whether these deaths were also linked to the same person. The five murders were added to the list of victims compiled by the task force.On October 4, two mushroom hunters discovered a human torso in a plastic bag. The victim was identified as Eric Hansen, who was last seen in St. Francis on September 27. The head, arms, and legs of Hansen had been severed with a hacksaw, and the torso had been completely drained of blood. The skull and hands were not found. The bodies of four more people were found next to an oak tree in Lake Village, Indiana, on October 18. Each victim had been dead for several months, and the murderer had only rudimentary efforts to bury each of them. Three of the victims were buried at one side of the tree, with their heads facing north.An African-American between the ages of 15 and 18 was buried at the other side of the tree. Each of the four victims

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Two investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team conducted a formal interview with <mask>, who they informed had become a suspect in the series of murders due to an anonymous phone call. <mask> refused to discuss his sexuality, even though he was willing to discuss other aspects of his life. <mask> denied ever having committed murder when questioned about the murders of John Roach and Daniel McNeive. He agreed to allow investigators to take his fingerprints, mug shot, and polygraph test at a later date, after he consented to a forensic examination of his vehicle. A knife, two sections of nylon rope, handcuffs, a hammer, two baseball bats, a mallet, and surgical tape were recovered during a search of <mask>'s vehicle.An inspection of <mask>'s footwear and vehicle revealed the impressions of his boots to be a match to the plaster casts found next to Calise's body. His vehicle's tire tracks were also found to be similar. He commuted between three districts in Indiana and Illinois where several victims' bodies had been discovered: Greencastle, Terre Haute, and Chicago. <mask>'s lifestyle was similar to the psychological profile of the murderer compiled by the FBI. Indiana investigators told <mask> he was free to leave custody and keep his vehicle after the forensic examination of his pickup. In the early hours of October 1, investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team obtained a search warrant for the Terre Haute home of Robert Little due to concerns regarding <mask>'s knowledge that he was a murder suspect. The search at dawn on October 2 revealed more circumstantial evidence, such as credit card receipts, that showed <mask>'s presence in Illinois and Indiana on certain dates.<mask> placed calls to Little's home shortly after identified victims were believed to have been murdered, according to an examination of phone bills retrieved from the property. One of the calls to Little's home was placed from a payphone near the Cook County Hospital on April 8. According to hospital records, <mask> had received treatment for a deep cut to his hand on this date, which he claimed had been caused by a fall from his truck in which he landed upon a glass beer bottle, and the following day he purchased handcuffs and a knife. <mask> and Little were in New York City for several weeks before returning to Indiana. A member of the Indiana task force namedCathy Berner remarked to her colleagues that if <mask> were not the murderer they were looking for, he was following the actual killer on a daily basis. As the tire impressions obtained by Indiana authorities were not suitable for comparison with the impressions obtained at the site of Calise's murder, Illinois investigators received approval from a state attorney to seize possession of <mask>'s truck. On the evening of October 2, the vehicle was seized by the Lake County sheriff's headquarters, and <mask> accompanied investigators to submit to further questioning by an investigator named Dan Colin.He admitted to Colin that he had a penchant for being the dominant partner in bondage sessions, that he and Dobrovolskis had frequently argued, and that his lover had occasionally struck him. He denied that the tire tracks and boot impressions recovered at the Calise murder scene belonged to him. Colin told <mask> that they know something about him. You would stab John if you got into a fight with him. <mask> was upset by the accusation. <mask> requested legal representation from a Chicago lawyer after his release from custody. After receiving confirmation from the Lake County deputy chief investigator that there was insufficient evidence to charge his client with murder, Ditkowsky filed a civil suit against both the Lake County sheriff's police and the Indiana State Police.The suit sought $250,000 in damages against the named officers. The boot and tire imprints were sent to the headquarters of the FBI in Washington, D.C. for further analysis and comparison with all physical evidence recovered by Indiana investigators in the task force's efforts. The FBI reported to them several days later that the boot impressions were a match. There were bloodstains that were determined to be type A-positive. The tires on <mask>'s vehicle were from two different manufacturers, and the physical impressions recovered at the murder scene were determined to be from these two different manufacturers. The tire impressions were a perfect match for the grip depth. On October 27, investigators from the Central Indiana Multi-Agency Investigation Team and Lake County met to determine if there was enough evidence to charge <mask> with murder.There was enough evidence to charge <mask> with the murder of Calise after the meeting. After obtaining a warrant, investigators were able to retrieve <mask>'s hair and blood samples for comparison with evidence recovered from <mask>'s vehicle the day before. The civil suit was heard at the Dirksen Federal Building on October 29, with Ditkowsky requesting permission to view the affidavit investigators used to request a search warrant for <mask>'s vehicle. Judge Paul Plunkett, who had reviewed the investigators' collective affidavit, decided that Ditkowsky couldn't get access to the documents at the present time. Lake County investigators obtained warrants to retrieve <mask>'s blood and hair samples after he left the hearing. A sample of <mask>'s blood was positive. An initial trial date of December 19 was set for <mask>, who was formally charged with Calise's murder on October 29.He protested his innocence, saying that the accusation had degraded his reputation among his family and friends, and that had he murdered anyone, real evidence would have existed. Lake County investigators obtained a search warrant to conduct a second search of Robert Little's home. The purpose of the search warrant was to find out if the victims' missing t-shirts and wallet had been retained as souvenirs. Although investigators retrieved 221 items of clothing, jewelry, pharmaceuticals, and Polaroid photographs, none of the items recovered depicted or belonged to any of the murder victims; however, a key recovered in this search was a precise match to a key found beneath the body of Steven Agan. This key was used to fit the door of the office where <mask> worked. David Schippers was appointed as <mask>'s legal representative on November 12 after the approval of his mother, Little and Dobrovolskis. The defense strategy adopted by his predecessor was reversed by Schippers.Following a lengthy evidentiary hearing in December 1983, Lake County Circuit Judge William Block ruled that although <mask>'s initial arrest for the traffic violation had been legally valid, his subsequent detainment during which the evidence recovered by Indiana police and now presented before him had been obtained without probable cause. A further hearing to determine whether defense motions to suppress the physical and circumstantial evidence retrieved by investigators between September 30 and November 22 and to quash and invalidate various warrants authorizing these searches and the seizure of property was scheduled for January 23, 1984. At the January 1984 hearing to determine whether the physical evidence recovered after <mask>'s arrest should be suppressed, a police sergeant conceded the primary reason for prolonging <mask>'s detainment on September 30 was to await the arrival inLowell. The Dobrovolski residence was searched by Lake County and Chicago officers without a search warrant. Judge Block told the Assistant State's Attorney and David Schippers that there were sufficient precedents for both admitting and suppressing the evidence. On February 1, Judge Block ruled that <mask> had been taken into custody for interrogation upon charges unrelated to the crime of murder and was only later arrested on charges of soliciting. According to the exclusionary rule, Judge Block ruled that the physical evidence recovered by Illinois investigators in their comparison of his boot prints and tire tracks to the plaster casts recovered at the Calise crime scene had been tainting as the search had been prompted by <mask>'s initial.Although Illinois investigators obtained possession of <mask>'s boots from their Indiana counterparts through a subpoena, the boots had never been formally seized by Indiana authorities. The facts in the police affidavit were not enough to get a search warrant. All evidence obtained from <mask> was ordered to be suppressed. On this date, Block reduced <mask>'s bond sum to $10,000. As a result of this ruling, <mask> was freed from custody on February 6, 1984, his family and Robert Little had paid the reduced bond fee. <mask> was unable to leave Illinois because of the terms of his bond. The suppression of the evidence to the Supreme Court of the United States was one of the legal challenges submitted by prosecutors.The appeals were not successful. <mask> moved to Chicago four weeks after his release from custody. He lived in an apartment complex in Rogers Park, with Robert Little buying furniture, paying the weekly rent, and buying a new set of tires for his pickup. Although his lover discovered where <mask> lived, he refused to give John Dobrovolskis his new address. The murder of Daniel Bridges took place on August 19, 1984. Bridges was the youngest of thirteen children and had been a male prostitute since the age of twelve. Bridges had a close relationship with the victim, and was wary of <mask>, who was commissioned to film a documentary about child exploitation in America two months before his murder.The youth was bound to a chair with clothesline and tortured before he was stabbed to death inside <mask>'s apartment. Bridges' body was dismembered in <mask>'s bathroom. His body was cut into eight pieces, each of which was completely drained of blood, and placed inside six plastic bags. On the morning of August 21, 1984, a janitor named Joseph Balla discovered the dismembered body of Daniel Bridges. His remains were placed in a garbage dumpster close to <mask>'s apartment and in a unit not intended for use by tenants in <mask>'s apartment complex. Balla decided to remove the bags from the garbage receptacle because he believed they had been illegally dumped. The bag split open when it was removed from the disposal unit.Balla stated that other janitors had observed <mask> placing the bags in the dumpster the previous afternoon. Francis Nolan, the police captain, told the four other officers that they should detain anyone who was in apartment 106. I don't care who it is. Within minutes, <mask> was arrested. He was released without charge after being taken into custody. A forensic examination of <mask>'s apartment conducted on August 21 and 22 revealed a lot of blood had recently been cleaned from his bedroom, which had recently been painted. Blood was found on a mattress, the seat of a chair, a leather belt, a sofa, and beneath the doorway to the bathroom, all of which were later determined to belong to Daniel Bridges.The jeans of the dead person were found in <mask>'s closet. Bridges' distinctive Duke University T-shirt, also extensively bloodstained, was discovered in a hamper, along with a leather vest that had recently been washed. There was a hacksaw on the property. The awl and blades were recovered from a drawer in the utility room. <mask> bought hacksaw blades from the property. The bags used to hide Bridges' remains contained several fingerprints that belonged to <mask>. The fingerprints were found on both the inside and outside of the bags.A luminol test was conducted inside <mask>'s apartment. Blood was found in the bedroom. The teenager's body had been dismembered and dragged from the bedroom into the bathtub. <mask> was charged with Bridges' murder on August 22. He insisted that his fingerprints must have been placed on the bags containing Bridges' body as he moved them away from the dumpster. The Cook County medical examiner conducted an autopsy on Bridges. The death was caused by multiple wounds inflicted via a knife and awl-like instrument.The teenager had been beaten around the right eye and had shallow cuts to his face before he died. Fourteen wounds likely inflicted with an ice pick or an awl were also present around Bridges' sternum, and these wounds had also been inflicted prior to death. Five knife wounds to the abdomen were deep and caused sections of Bridges' intestine to protrude through the wounds. Three knife wounds to the teenager's back had been inflicted with such force that the heart and left lung had been damaged. In order to legally seek the death penalty, the prosecutors at <mask>'s upcoming trial, Mark Rakoczy and Rick Stock, decided to charge <mask> with the felonies of kidnapping, unlawful restraint, and concealment of Bridges' body. <mask> was accused of kidnapping, murdering, and concealing the body of Daniel Bridges on July 1, 1986. He entered a formal plea of not guilty after being tried in Cook County, Illinois.David Schippers informed Judge Urso of his intention to offer his legal services pro bono after <mask> was defended by two public defenders. <mask>'s attorneys told him not to testify on his own. In his opening statement to the jury on this date, Rakoczy outlined how close <mask> had been to eluding justice in this murder, and had janitor Balla not suspected <mask> of simply illegally dumping trash, Bridges' body. "Just getting rid of some shit from my apartment" is what <mask> had said to the janitor as he put the bags into the disposal unit. The opening statement was delivered by David Schippers on behalf of the defense, who argued that the only evidence proving <mask>'s involvement in the murder was that he had handled the bags containing Bridges' body, with witnesses also having observed him disposing of the bags in the garbage receptacle. Schippers said that one of the two other men had spent a lot of time in <mask>'s apartment. Schippers stated that there was no evidence that Bridges entered <mask>'s apartment involuntarily, and that there was no evidence that he was inside <mask>'s pickup truck.The first prosecution witness to testify against <mask> was Robert Little, who claimed to have been in <mask>'s company between 17 and 19 August. The prosecution had Dr. Robert Stein testify for them on July 2. The pattern and depth of the serrations discovered upon the decedent's body precisely matched the hacksaw blades recovered from <mask>'s apartment, which Stein described as being one of the worst cases he had ever seen. Stein admitted to Tom Allen that he had found traces of alcohol and cocaine in the victim's blood, suggesting that he had not been kidnapped and had willingly entered <mask>'s apartment. On July 4, a janitor named Al Burdicki testified that he witnessed <mask> make between eight and twelve trips to his communal storage locker on August 20, with <mask> explaining to him he was "getting tools for a job". <mask> made three trips to the garbage receptacle over the course of several hours. On July 7, John Dobrovolskis testified that he had telephoned <mask> three times on the day of Bridges' disappearance.Little had usually returned to Terre Haute early on Sundays. In his final phone call, Dobrovolskis told <mask> that he was going to be at his apartment in fifteen minutes, but <mask> told him not to. Upon his arrival, Dobrovolskis noted that he had recently bathed or showered, and that <mask> had agreed to travel immediately to his home. Dobrovolskis believed <mask> had been with another man when he was disinterested in sex. Dobrovolskis said he left <mask>'s apartment fifteen minutes before Bridges was believed to have died. Little's attorney presented a tax receipt that showed Little paid his property taxes at noon on August 20 in order to support his claim that he left <mask>'s apartment late on August 19. Little claimed that he had decided to pay off some bills because he had enough money, despite the fact that the tax bill was not due until October.Schippers succeeded in getting Dobrovolskis to concede that the reason <mask> was not interested in sex was because he had engaged in it. Schippers mentioned the convenience in Little traveling from Rogers Park to Terre Haute to pay a tax bill not due for another two months on the morning after Bridges' murder, and that it was odd he had chosen to pay the bill in person, when he habitually paid his bills by mail. Little paid the bill in person, according to Schippers. A forensic technician testified on July 8 that no semen was found upon or within the victim's body, in support of the prosecution's contention that <mask> had lured Bridges to his home not to engage in sexual relations but simply to torture and murder the youth. Caporusso conceded that bloodstained fingernails found in an ashtray in <mask>'s apartment did not belong to him or <mask>, and that no one else was present in <mask>'s apartment between August 19 and 21. The jury heard closing arguments on July 9. The state's closing argument was delivered by deputy prosecutor Rick Stock, who pointed out the injuries Bridges had received before his death, as well as <mask>'s efforts to

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texts: conceal evidence of the crime.Following Stock's closing argument, David Schippers began his own presentation, promising to "talk sense" regarding the case and the felony charges against his client, before stating: "Where is the evidence Danny Bridges was kidnapped by anyone?" As <mask> held a penchant for bondage, Bridges may have willingly submitted to this act, according to Schippers. Schippers speculated that Robert Little was at <mask>'s apartment as late as 2:45 a.m. on August 20 in order to pay his tax bill. "Well, if Little says it, it must be true," Schippers said, referencing the state's acceptance of Little's version of events. The rebuttal argument was delivered by Mark Rakoczy, who argued that the evidence presented overwhelmingly attested to <mask>'s guilt before the state rested its case. The jury was told that they should not allow prejudice or sympathy to influence their decisions. The jurors took a break to consider their verdict.The jury deliberated for three hours. In addition to the murder and kidnapping of Daniel Bridges, <mask> was found guilty of concealing the teenager's body. His face showed little emotion as the verdict was announced, but his hands clenched the legs of the attorneys sitting either side of him. On September 30, both prosecution and defense attorneys outlined their arguments in relation to the sentence to be imposed upon <mask> before Judge Urso; these arguments concluded the following day. Four people who each testified to instances in which they had been attacked and left for dead by <mask> were introduced by Richard Stock. Stock pointed out the similarities between <mask>'s restraint and torture of these individuals and the restraint and torture Bridges had suffered before he was finally put out of his misery. On October 1, David Schippers introduced four character witnesses, including <mask>'s mother, to testify to the kindness and decency they had observed in <mask>'s character.The mother and sister of <mask> cried as they begged to spare his life. Schippers stated that the evidence presented before the jury was based on circumstantial evidence and that the death penalty should not be used. He mentioned historical cases where witnesses had provided false testimony and juries had wrongly returned guilty verdicts against innocent defendants. Schippers requested his client's sentence be life imprisonment after emphasizing the existence of mitigating factors in the case. The judge decided to return his decision at 10:00 a.m. on October 3. <mask> was sentenced to death by lethal injection. The murder of a 16-year-old boy, a killing which was so brutal it defies description, shows me your complete disregard for human life.If there is a situation in which the death penalty is appropriate, it is you. You are a bad person. You should die for your actions. I sentence you to death for the murder of Danny Bridges. <mask> was placed on death row after his sentencing. <mask> underwent several evaluations. <mask> had a severe borderline personality disorder.Experts theorize that <mask> had killed in response to real or perceived feelings of rejection from his lover, discharging his rage upon his victims. He was believed to have murdered in order to maintain a sense of control. In May 1988, <mask> filed a formal appeal against his conviction, claiming that the actual murder had been committed by Robert Little in his absence, even though he had dismembered Bridges' body. It was contended that Bridges had been driven to <mask>'s apartment by Robert Little and that his alibi had never been substantiated. On May 10, 1989, the appeal was heard and dismissed. March 14, 1990 was the initial execution date. Kathleen Zellner was appointed by the Illinois Appellate Defender's office to represent <mask> in his ongoing appeals against his conviction.In November 1990 a Vermillion County prosecutor named <mask> obtained the physical evidence from <mask> in order to present it to an Indiana grand jury. <mask> agreed to confess to his guilt after being informed that he would be indicted for Agan's murder. He agreed to confess to his guilt and testify against his alleged partner on the condition that he be given a fixed term of imprisonment as opposed to a further death sentence. <mask> gave his attorney a confession on December 4 after his offer was accepted. On December 13, <mask> pleaded guilty to the murder of Steven Agan and testified that Robert Little had been involved in the murder. An independent polygraph test conducted prior to Little's trial indicated that he was the person who killed Daniel Bridges. <mask> was sentenced to 60 years' imprisonment on December 28, which will be served concurrently with his existing sentence.If convicted of Agan's first-degree murder, Little will face a sentence of 60 years' imprisonment. If the state of Illinois commuted <mask>'s death sentence to one of life imprisonment without parole, he would confess to his guilt in twenty further homicides committed across ten counties in Illinois and Indiana. According to Zellner, her client offered until the end of January to accept the deal or he would take his secrets to the grave. The Cook County State's Attorney rejected <mask>'s offer of a lengthy prison sentence in exchange for his confession, despite the fact that authorities in eight of these ten jurisdictions readily agreed to offer <mask> a lengthy prison sentence in exchange for his confession. The trial of Robert Little's testimony was held in 1991. He entered a formal plea of not guilty on this date after being tried in Vermillion County. <mask> testified that he and Little had killed Agan on December 19, 1982.According to <mask>, the two had regularly socialized within Indianapolis's gay community, occasionally bringing young men to Little's home to engage in sex, with Little frequently photographing the sexual acts. According to testimony from <mask>, on the day of the murder, Little suggested the two "do a scene", which he had understood to mean commit a murder for sexual pleasure, as Little photographed the event with a Polaroid camera. Little and <mask> had lured Agan to their car in Terre Haute with the promise of drinking with them. Agan was heterosexual and agreed to participate in a bondage and photography session for money. The two men drove Agan to a location close to the Terre Haute Regional Airport, where a guardsman ordered them off the airport grounds. The abandoned shed is close to Indiana State Road 63. Agan's hands were tied above a beam before he was gagged and bound.Little shouted "Get out the knife" before he stabbed Agan. <mask> testified that Little had masturbated while photographing him as he had bound and stabbed Agan, and that he had also stabbed the young man before saying to <mask>, "Okay, kill the motherfucker." <mask> had complained that the murder ritual had been too fast for his liking, and Little had taken Agan's undershirt from the crime scene. Dennis Zahn, one of Little's defense attorneys, said that he was implicating Little in a further murder because he was a witness for the prosecution at <mask>'s earlier trial for the murder of Daniel Bridges. In support of this contention, Zahn questioned <mask> in regards to fifteen other alleged victims of his; on each occasion, <mask> exercised his Fifth Amendment rights and suggested Little's attorneys could ask their client about those homicides. <mask> admitted to dismembering the body of Daniel Bridges but denied responsibility for the actual murder. <mask> questioned why no photographs depicting Agan's restraint and murder had been found when police searched Little's home in 1983 or 1990.Agan's autopsy was performed by Dr. John Pless on December 28, 1982. "This is the most extensively mutilated body I've seen without the body being cut into pieces," Dr. Pless testified as he had seen several eviscerated bodies in his career. Pless testified that many of the beating, stabbing, and slashing injuries had been inflicted after Agan was already dead. He stated that he believed Agan had been killed prior to December 21. James Voyles said his client hadn't been in Indiana in the week before Christmas in the past. Little's mother testified that she relocated from Indiana to Florida in 1959 and that her son had never missed a Christmas at her home. He stayed at her home until New Year's Day.Mark Greenwell, a prosecutor, had discredited the claim that Little's vehicle had been brought to a Terre Haute garage for minor repair work on December 21, 1982. Although Little was prepared to testify in his own defense, his attorneys advised him not to do so because they believed his sexuality would be on trial and that his mother's testimony had made an impression on the jurors. The jury heard closing arguments on April 17. Mark Greenwell said that the murder was staged to satisfy Little's lust for sado- masochistic bondage. Greenwell said <mask> had nothing to gain by asserting Little had been involved in the murder. Dennis Zahn portrayed <mask> as a convicted murderer who was trying to have his death sentence commuted in order to hurt his client's sexuality. Zahn ended his closing argument by asking the jurors if they would convict an honorable man on the word of <mask>.The jury found Little not guilty of all charges on April 17. Steven Agan's brother and parents ran out of the courtroom as Little hugged his attorney after the verdict was read. After his acquittal, Little held a press conference in which he told reporters that he would return to his teaching position at the Indiana State University. The death of <mask> occurred in the infirmary of the prison. He had been seriously ill for ten days prior to his death. At the time of <mask>'s death, Kathleen Zellner was appealing his conviction in the Bridges murder. Zellner was confident that the conviction of <mask> would be overturned.The appeal claimed that one of <mask>'s defense attorneys, David Schippers, had a conflict of interest as he had received a payment from Robert Little to assist in <mask>'s defense at his trial for the murder of Daniel Bridges. If the circumstances changed, Schippers would inform the court. The appeal claimed that Schippers had been guilty of attorney malfeasance and that <mask>'s conviction was unsafe. A conflict of interest of this magnitude would have resulted in <mask> securing a re trial. The individual who murdered Daniel Bridges had been claimed to be by this appeal. Shortly after her client's death, Zellner confirmed that she would proceed with filing the appeal to clarify various outstanding legal issues pertaining to a lack of police investigation into Robert Little as a potential culprit in Bridges' abduction and murder. Two days after <mask>'s death, Kathleen Zellner called a press conference in which she revealed the names and descriptions of seventeen individuals whom her client confessed to having personally murdered.Zellner emphasized her client's insistence that Little was the person who killed Daniel Bridges. According to Zellner, <mask> was vulnerable to manipulation due to the fact that he had viewed Robert Little as something of the father figure he had never had in his life, and Little was using him as a means of facilitating his own access to young males for sexual activity. Little had begun to encourage her client to project his extreme self-hatred regarding his homosexuality and the conflict between his sexual preference and his religious beliefs onto other males approximately six months before the two had sex. <mask> had been encouraged, aided and abetted in all of his murders by Little. Emphasizing her belief in <mask>'s confessions, Zellner explained that her client had been diagnosed with AIDS in March 1991 and had testified at Little's trial that he was dying. I think <mask> was telling the truth. <mask> didn't have an incentive to lie.In his final confession, <mask> stated that he had lured his victims with promises of drugs, alcohol, money, or transport and that, immediately prior to stabbing several of his victims, he had pressed the blade of his knife against their abdomen. <mask> claimed that he had never had sex with any of his victims, and that he had given his victims' T-shirts to Robert Little to use in masturbatory fantasies. In order to obtain a plea bargain whereby his sentence would be commuted to one of life imprisonment, <mask> compiled a list of his victims shortly after Zellner was appointed as his legal representative. With his health in gradual decline, <mask> had authorized his attorney to publicly release his confessions after his death, with his explanation being that the families of his victims would know he had confessed to the murders of their relatives. <mask> murdered twenty-one teenage boys and young men between 1982 and 1984 and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals He admitted to the dismemberment and disposal of the teenager's body, but denied any responsibility for the physical murder of Daniel Bridges. In 1983, <mask> is believed to be responsible for two more homicides in Kentucky and Wisconsin.In his formal confession, <mask> claimed to have committed his murders in order to relieve his internal frustration caused by fights with his lover, and to achieve a sense of relief after the act. He had encountered many of his victims by happenstance. Each victim would 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 After binding his victim's hand and foot, he proceeded to beat and kill him. Ten of the victims were committed in Indiana and ten in Illinois. The body of a male prostitution known as "Cowboy" who was killed in Rogers Park in 1984 has never been found. John Brandenburg Jr., of Chicago, was positively identified using genetic genealogy as one of the four people found near an oak tree in Lake Village, Indiana on October 18, 1983.One person recovered from this location is not known. On October 15, 1983, William Lewis was discovered in Jasper County, Indiana. Steven Crockett was born on October 23, 1982. October 30, 1982. John Johnson was born in 1982. William Lewis was born on November 20, 1982. Steven Agan was born on December 19, 1982.John Roach was born on December 22, 1982. David Block was born on December 30, 1982. The date is January 24, 1983 March 2, 1983: John Bartlett. March 8, 1983: Michael Bauer. March 20, 1983: Richard Wayne. March 22, 1983: Jay Reynolds.The date is April 8, 1983 May 4, 1983: Jimmie Roberts. On May 7, 1983, Daniel McNeive was born. Richard Bruce was 25 years old on May 18, 1983. May 29, 1983: John Brandenburg Jr. August 31, 1983: Ralph Calise. Eric Hansen was 18 years old on September 27, 1983.Daniel Bridges was 16 years old on August 19, 1984. Although <mask> did not confess to the murders of Jay Reynolds and Eric Hansen, he is considered a strong suspect. The body of one of <mask>'s victims has never been found. Two of the unidentified victims were found in Indiana and one in Illinois. The order of body discovery is listed below, with the final entry being <mask>'s posthumous confession to one further murder he claimed to have committed with the assistance of Robert Little. July 2, 1983. Ford County is in Illinois.Hispanic, aged 20–25. October 18, 1983. There is a county in Indiana. The African-American is 15 years old. December 7, 1983. There is a county in Indiana. The African-American was 25 years old.April 1984. Cook County is in Illinois. Caucasian, 16 years old. After <mask>'s arrest and conviction for the murder of Daniel Bridges, Lake County Circuit Judge William Block suffered political repercussions as a result of his decision to suppress evidence pertaining to <mask>'s guilt in the murder of Ralph Calise. Block tried to be appointed to the Illinois Appellate Court. He was a circuit court judge. John Dobrovolskis moved to California after <mask>'s arrest.He lived with his wife in Chicago. Dobrovolskis died of AIDS at the age of 29 After being acquitted of the murder of Steven Agan in 1991, Robert Little returned to the teaching position he had held at the Indiana State University, and continued to maintain his lack of knowledge of and innocence in any murders <mask> had committed. On the day <mask>'s confession was made public, a spokesman for the Cook County State's Attorney stated to the media that there was insufficient evidence to support <mask>'s claims. Kathleen Zellner practices law in Illinois. Her firm works to overturn wrongful convictions. After <mask> confessed his guilt in twenty-one homicides to her, Zellner decided she would never again defend someone who was guilty.An episode of The New Detectives focuses on the murders committed by <mask>. The first broadcast of Body Count was on December 22, 1998. An episode of Mark of a Killer focuses on the murders committed by <mask>. The first broadcast of The Interstate Killer was on October 17, 2021. John Does General: List of serial killers in the United States Most prolific murderers by number of victims. The details of <mask>'s appeal against his conviction for kidnapping and murdering Daniel Bridges were filed in 1985. The news article detailing <mask>'s death was rejected by the Chicago

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texts: She is an erotic actress, singer, writer, and film director. She is the first hard-core porn actress in Japan. Kyko Aizome was born in Noda Chiba Prefecture. Aizome's father was a police officer who beat his wife and her parents divorced when she was 16 years old. A photographer for nude magazines scouted Aizome after he graduated from high school. Nude modeling was seen as a stepping stone to a career in entertainment. One of Aizome's nude photo magazine appearances was noticed by Tetsuji Takechi.Pinku eiga, or "pink films", are the softcore genre of sex-film which dominated Japan's domestic cinema during the 1960s and 1970s. The first big-budget pink film was made by Tetsuji. The hardcore remake of this film gave Aizome her leading-role debut. Aizome added to the controversy surrounding the film by admitting to having performed sexual intercourse on camera. It was Japan's first hardcore pornographic movie, and the sexual organs and pubic hair were fogged on screen. The adult entertainment audience in Japan was starting to like hardcore audiovisuals, but the film became a hit with theatrical audiences. Uncensored copies of the film were also circulating.Aizome was active in Japan's adult video and pink film industries. She was one of Japan's earliest AV idols after making her debut in 1981 with April of Lust. Her name was used in titles such as Yoyogi's Kyko Aizome's Somber Reminiscence and Shin'ya Yamamoto's Kyaru. Aizome had a successful live- performance career in striptease, which lasted until her retirement in July 1994. She was arrested twice for indecent exposure while stripping. She used her time in jail to focus on her career in adult entertainment. She gave her mother a two-story, six-bedroom house and decided to build a two-story, six-bedroom house of her own.Aizome had her hymen restored so that it would not break during the film. hymen restorations were out of favor in Japan when Aizome used them. A couple in their 50s who saw Aizome's film wanted to have the surgery for their second honeymoon, and the doctor who performed the restoration reported that the last time he did it was on them. Aizome told Shukan Bunshun that they strung a thread through the entrance to her vagina and pulled it to recreate the hymen. The operation doesn't really hurt because they give you a local anesthetic. I felt like a virgin again. Aizome gained an international audience in 1986.With her name mis-credited as "Kyko Izoma", the porn-video was shot in Tokyo before Lords' scandal, and is now illegal in the U.S. The last film to be imported to the United States under the title Captured For Sex had the lowest production values and focused most on sex and a torture orgy. She continued to act in erotic films after she retired from pornography in 1994. She would work behind the camera in various capacities. Aizome wrote a sex and health column for women in Japan in 2001. The February 2001 theatrical release was Kyko Aizome vs. Hitomi Kobayashi: Sexual Excitement Competition. Excess films, a post-Roman porn distributor of theatrical pornography, released a film starring Aizome and directed by him.Two actresses are in an adult video directed by Aizome. The video had <mask> and Kobayashi playing the wives of two yakuza bosses who become engaged in a lesbian relationship. The AV Lesbian Politicians was directed by her two years later. She directed and starred in a softcore film called Double G-spot: Kyko Aizome vs. Eri Kikuchi. She won a Madonna Best Actress Award at the 2005 Moodyz Awards for her performance in Madonna's hardcore film. Aizome was 48 years old when she appeared in a video for Madonna, Mother and Son Incest. In 2007, Aizome was arrested for beating her niece.Aizome was fined half a million dollars for admitting to the allegations. She hit her niece because she was dating my boyfriend. It went too far. Aizome filmed a fourth version of Tanizaki and Takechi's Daydream, which was released on September 5, 2009. She was the female lead in The Slave Ship, an adaptation of Oniroku Dan novella Dorei-bune. Retirement, the Last Production for Moodyz was filmed six months after she retired. External links to Kyko <mask>'s personal website can be found here.

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texts: She is an English actress, comedian, businesswoman, and model. Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and the Devil in Bedazzled were her best-known film roles to date as an actress. The actor began starring in the show in 2015. The Royals is an original series. Her first film role was in a big budget film. In 1994, when she accompanied Hugh Grant to the London premiere of his film Four Weddings and a Funeral, she wore a black Versace dress with gold safety pins. Estée Lauder gave her her first modelling job at the age of 29 and she has been associated with the company ever since.She has been a model and representative for their products since 1995. The eponymous beachwear line is owned by <mask>. The younger daughter of Roy Leonard andAngela Mary Titt was born on June 10, 1965, in Basingstoke, Hampshire. She's half Irish. Her mother was a teacher at Kempshott Junior School, while her father was a major in the Royal Army Educational Corps. Kathleen is her older sister and Michael is her younger brother. In her teens, she became involved with punk fashion, dyeing her hair pink and piercing her nose.She said that the suburb she grew up in was punk when she was 16. She was associated with New Age travellers in her youth. She wanted to be a dancer when she was a young girl. After taking A-levels in English, Sociology and Psychology in 1983, he spent three years studying dance and theatre at the London Studio Centre. She was kicked out of the school in 1986 for going AWOL. Her first film appearance was in Aria. She appeared in a number of movies.She won the ShoWest Supporting Actress of the Year in 1997 for her performance in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. When Hugh Grant founded and became the director of Simian Films in 1994, he was credited as one of the producers for the company's two Grant vehicles, Extreme Measures and Mickey Blue Eyes. She was fined $100,000 and labelled "<mask>" by protesters in 2000 for breaking a five-month acting strike to film an Estée Lauder advertisement. In 1988, she appeared briefly in a speaking part as a schoolgirl in "Last Seen Wearing", an episode of the detective series Inspector Morse, which was partly filmed at a real school. This is believed to be her first television role. She played Rosie Japhet in an episode of Rumpole of the Bailey. In the late 1980s, he played the title character in a five-part television drama.She hosted the first series of Project Catwalk on Sky 1 in 2006 after appearing in The Human Face. <mask> has no fashion experience, according to a former editor of a magazine. She wore a dress. Dylan Jones said she wasimmersed in the fashion world as a celebrity. She was dropped because her bosses thought she was too wooden. In the pilot of NBC's Wonder Woman, <mask> played the villain Veronica Cale. The series was not picked up by the network.The fifth season of Gossip Girl was announced in July of 2011. Her character, Diana Payne, was described by the series' executive producers as a sexy, smart, self-made media mogul and all-around force to be reckoned with. She was cast in one of the shows. The first two scripted pilots, The Royals, aired in 2015. The drama series is about a fictional British Royal Family that is set in modern London. The final season of Runaways was released in 2019. In the first episode of the second series of Drag Race UK, <mask> was a guest judge.In 1995 she was introduced as an Estée Lauder spokesmodel. She said, "I was far from an ingénue, having had my first modelling job at 29." The ads for 'Sensuous', 'Pleasures', 'Beautiful', 'Dazzling', and 'Tuscany per Donna' were all part of the campaigns for the company's other cosmetics. Carolyn Murphy replaced her as Estée Lauder's face in 2001. She signed a contract with the company for the 16th year in a row in 2010. In 2005, she modeled for Saloni. In 2006 and 2007, she was part of seasonal advertising campaigns for Jordache, Shiatzy Chen, Got Milk?, Patrick Cox, and Lancel.In 2008, she was the seasonal face of Blackglama mink. Three times, she has appeared on the cover of British Vogue. TESS Management is in London. <mask> Beach, her beachwear line that she also models every summer, was launched in the UK in 2005. In the United States and other European countries, it was introduced later that year. She said that Richard was on the phone while she was on Necker Island for a fashion shoot. I thought I would never have a holiday home or an island unless I started a business that I could do without disrupting Damian's school days.The capsule collection of 12 swimsuits was designed and modelled by <mask>. Estée Lauder created a lipstick called "<mask>" to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Her grandmother died of breast cancer. In 2003 she co-presented the Fashion Rocks event in aid of The Prince's Trust and in 2004 she helped launch the Get Into Cooking youth initiative. End Hunger Network, ARK children's charity, and the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre are all charities she has helped raise funds for. She is a supporter of the foundation. The City Veterans Network is based in the City of London and links former members of the armed forces with opportunities for rehabilitation and employment.In June of 2016 she urged the public to vote in the European Union membership referendum. She met Hugh Grant while working on a Spanish production called Remando Al Viento. She became known as the girlfriend of Hugh Grant in the 1990s. In 1994, as Grant became the focus of international media attention due to the success of his film Four Weddings and a Funeral, <mask> accompanied him to the film's London premiere in a plunging black Versace dress held together with gold safety pins, which gained her instant media attention. Grant gained international attention when he solicited the services of a prostitution in 1995. Grant and <mask> went to the premiere of Nine Months. In May 2000 there was an "amicable" split between <mask> and Grant.Damian Charles <mask> was born on April 4, 2002. The baby's father, an American businessman named Steve Bing, denied that he was the baby's father. Bing was established as the child's father through a DNA test. Hugh Grant is Damian's friend. Lennon is one of the two sons of David and Victoria Beckham. In late 2002, <mask> started dating an Indian textile heir who runs a small software company. They were married in 2007.She lived with her son and husband on an organic farm. In December 2010, she announced that she and her husband had separated. The grounds for divorce under English law were cited by <mask> when she filed for divorce on April 2, 2011. The divorce was granted in June of 2011. In late-2011, three months after her divorce, she was engaged to a former Australian cricketer. The couple decided to split in December, according to Hello magazine. The Donnington Hall, a Grade II listed mansion in Ledbury, Herefordshire, was purchased by the couple in 2012 as their main home.Since their separation, she has been living there. The nephew of her was stabbed in the back by a group of men. It was an "appalling" time for the family, as the deepest wound just missed severing his spine. No vital organs were damaged. There are links to births of 20th-century English actresses and business people in Hampshire.

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texts: The American Republican Party politician and businessman was born in New Jersey. He served in the New Jersey State Senate from 1992 to 2018, and in the General Assembly from 1988 to 1992. Newport Capital Group is a financial services firm. He is the senior managing director of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, a commercial real estate services firm. From 2001 to 2004, he was Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee and a member of the Republican National Committee. He was involved in the implementation of the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York City, as well as reading the delegate count for President George W. Bush at the convention floor. In 2008, <mask> was the New Jersey Chairman of Romney's campaign and in 2009, he was the Chairman of Christie's campaign and a member of the transition team.He was an advisor to the Republican presidential campaign. The son of a doctor, Joseph M<mask>, Jr. was born in Kearny, New Jersey, on April 12, 1960. <mask>'s parents came to the United States. His grandfather was a tool and die maker. His mother graduated from college at 50 and his father was a doctor. He graduated from the Rumson Country Day School. He received a degree.He received a degree in Political Science from the college. A graduate of Boston University in communications. During the 1984 Reagan-Bush campaign, Kyrillos worked for Vice President George Bush. He was the Special Assistant to Secretary of the Interior Donald Hodel from 1985 to 1987. He is a Trustee of the American Council of Young Political Leaders and has served on the Executive Committee of the National Conference of State Legislatures. The New Jersey Republican State Committee spent more than one million dollars to support the two candidates who were elected to the New Jersey Assembly in 1987. He was re-elected to a second term in 1989.He ran for the New Jersey Senate in 1991 after two terms in the Assembly. In his campaign advertising, Tenure <mask> opposed the tax increases of the Democratic Governor Jim Florio. He was against the Abbott districts. In 1991, <mask> decided to run for the 13th District seat in the New Jersey Senate. He defeated the incumbent senator. He was re-elected to a second term in 1993 with a majority of the vote. He was re-elected to a third term in 1997.The 13th district became more competitive. He was re-elected to a fourth term in 2001 with a majority of the vote. He was re-elected to a fifth term in 2003 against Bill Flynn. He was re-elected to a sixth term in 2007. He was re-elected to a seventh term in 2011. When Republicans held the majority in the Statehouse, Kyrillos chaired standing committees on economic development and coastal resources. 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Committee assignments Senate Natural Resources and Tourism Committee (Chairman) Senate Economic Growth Committee Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Oversight Committee Other positions Senate Majority Conference Leader New Jersey Republican State Committee (Chairman) District 13 The Assembly representatives from the 13th District were: Assemblywoman Amy Handlin, and Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon. The Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee from 2001 to 2004 was a member of the Republican National Committee. He was involved in the implementation of the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York City, as well as reading the delegate count for President George W. Bush at the convention floor. The Chairman of Romney's 2008 presidential campaign was from New Jersey.The chairman of Chris Christie's successful gubernatorial campaign was also a member of the Governor's Transition Committee. In June of 2011, he filed an exploratory committee for a potential senate race. 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Memberships include the American Council of Young Political Leaders, National Conference of State Legislatures Foundation, Bayshore Senior Day Center, Count Basie Theatre, Garden State Arts Center Foundation, and the New Jersey Historical Society. Susan Doctorian and Kyrillos have two children, Max and Georgia.New Jersey Legislature financial disclosure forms for 2010 and 2008 can be found on the New Jersey Legislature website.

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